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He reflects that grief reveals the profoundness of human value and the reality of something beyond material existence. Meyer finds comfort in his faith, expressing conviction that belief in an eternal life and an afterlife provides hope and meaning—grounded in both objective evidence and personal experience.
He emphasizes that the experience of loss and mourning strengthens his belief in a divine reality where loved ones continue beyond physical death. Meyer's perspective underscores that religious faith—particularly in God's existence—is not solely a matter of abstract reasoning but is intimately connected to human experience.